DW 1000's vs ID 1000's
03-28-2011, 12:58 PM
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DW 1000's vs ID 1000's
I plan to E85 my car here in the near future, and am looking at injectors right now. I know DW is a relatively new player in the Injectors for us in that size (Within the past year I believe) and I was wondering if the ID's were worth the extra dough. I remember someone saying that they wish they would have just waited for these to come out. Anyways, If anyone has any input of the DW1000's since that is what I am leaning toward, mainly because of price, or has had them, and switched them out for ID's because they didn't like them, let me know. I want this to be a one time purchase thing, and I don't want to keep changing injectors every year. Of course I searched, I found bits and pieces, but no thread on what I was looking for, so I thought we could all put it here. Thanks.
Edit: Oh yeah, This guy.
Edit: Oh yeah, This guy.
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03-28-2011, 01:29 PM
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I am and I am running full sequential fuel and spark and idle fine right around 14.7AFR. The injectors seem to be fine and have no real problems so far. I am only planning on running 93octane and not E85 though. Mostly because there are no relatively local E85 stations near me.
What EMS are you running?
What EMS are you running?
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03-28-2011, 01:30 PM
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That post you quoted of me is a bit misleading.
Aside from the price premium over dw I'm VERY happy with my ID1000's. They idle better than my rx7 460's did and get the job done like a champ.. Only thing I don't like about them is price, but you gotta pay to play I guess.
I'd have tried the DW's and even talked with them a few times about it, but each time they didn't have a specific date of release, and I wanted to get my **** running asap so I got these.
Aside from the price premium over dw I'm VERY happy with my ID1000's. They idle better than my rx7 460's did and get the job done like a champ.. Only thing I don't like about them is price, but you gotta pay to play I guess.
I'd have tried the DW's and even talked with them a few times about it, but each time they didn't have a specific date of release, and I wanted to get my **** running asap so I got these.
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03-28-2011, 01:54 PM
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That post you quoted of me is a bit misleading.
Aside from the price premium over dw I'm VERY happy with my ID1000's. They idle better than my rx7 460's did and get the job done like a champ.. Only thing I don't like about them is price, but you gotta pay to play I guess.
I'd have tried the DW's and even talked with them a few times about it, but each time they didn't have a specific date of release, and I wanted to get my **** running asap so I got these.
Aside from the price premium over dw I'm VERY happy with my ID1000's. They idle better than my rx7 460's did and get the job done like a champ.. Only thing I don't like about them is price, but you gotta pay to play I guess.
I'd have tried the DW's and even talked with them a few times about it, but each time they didn't have a specific date of release, and I wanted to get my **** running asap so I got these.
I wasn't trying to put words in your mouth... That is just all the remarks I found about them. I am running just a basic MSPNP, but I figure it is up to the task even if i run non sequential. But... I have a few E85 stations local, and am looking forward to running it. I figure for a trip, I could just switch back to a separate pump gas tune.
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